davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-01-24
Hpuosueg zo5iatiaeu.

0 0 II 70. SQUu2f. - SterqUuoert
Go5joltRsu pobnten beutc oen Sot,esoreuae
in Der 8attsrica'3ird}e bel, mo S3H9njil3
Glal;e uurSe 0ou Pod}i1eu OorbiH 8uabri.
gr bel bebjgts fd in isyHCr GccOiJt geQeT
bic Ingl,ffe Der S01iauiteu, uuo Elm "
1uh, auBerbalb Der STRIDE cine 8erIammluuq
III balteU, tuurne oIrb oG5 mluuqai,e Guis
littgu oss Freoiger5 ieIbf uUo 0u.h Die 30
li5ei berbiHoert, Cine aH0ere 9rGppe Der
SoIialiileu nobnte Dem @0ttesOleuite in Der
ct. gufaszSlr9e in Gbeliea bei beuaHm t5
rhar htrrrh -rrR nrnrr1rrn anarrnE
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-01-24
RarFt ,lao B5rIe.

QOubOn, .. 9anEar. = Ser. St0aterz
GbIieatioueu: 4spro3. 1903, Ditto 41spro3.
1921. altien: &.zS.sg8. 48t, Ditto BrtOr
I2t, Gan. Sac. 678, Gle 8Ss, Ditto YriOr
1903, 81. Central -, glericnH 495, ct.
Baul 91s, 81. 9. Central 115z, BeHnigI
bonta 579, 8en6lug 195.
Qiberpool,2 %. Sauunr, 1880 U2ittags.
gaumnolle: glitteIlorte GberldH0er &ll6 ;
Ditto glsusGrItaus 5 5y16. - Die 8erIduie
betrugsu 1000 8aueu, Equalization uHs
ausfnbr 500, 3ufubr 10000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-01-24
5SraHFrei@'S tHnert 9erbaGtaiTe.-9ie Igtuls
itetErtFs psrIaufis abseptHOtt. - Malta
gen geesn Sea. BouIauasr. - Bee 6itret'
d9iidle 2auoIturm.

QouoOu, "a. Snuuar. - vDuiI1 9lem5"
Mil aus uutrHgliGeH Queueu pifieH, bag
Gin Sric9 faf uHUermeiOHa 1T. 5gr,r IN
gabe mad begt bic blitiihe 8e9ierIng bic
ernfefeH 8eiOr9nife in 6olse Der gEa9ritt,
onB 9eutI6lan0 IN ben uddfteH paar Ea5eu
etue grtlarun8 ii5er Die 8eOeutuHa Der mts
litarii6eu BemeguHseu an Der @ren5e fors
bern uiro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-01-24
sr. me0loau uno oct gapa.

9lOm, %. SnH.-Su qaGljhen 9reUcr
oelIauttt, bag, Hahoem Der &apt bte &c.
oirlnc 0e8 SALES Oes Tatey8 Or. glc@lguu
gus gifu &OlI ih idbf Uorbebalteu babe,
IrtJsrer eurdlOheu iej, fd ben QUoroHuH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-01-24

8rTiiel, %. SaHuar.-yge 3loro, p" 6C9
beige rufide BIatt, tpeiR ben S9rihla9,
bic oD'9oldme 6rage eiuem S4i:o2gcl,djt III
unterueIfeu, 5urid. GetmittluHS, man. oa3
glatt, iel en- Plabe, no Elm Stejt beGtbe ;
5miitcu 91uBIaH0 uHo 8ulgalien aJer beile7e
Fp1rI EStrpit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-01-24

Der Seiretdr 0e8 SuHereT bat ben 2aHSs
Gouriiidr auQepieieu, Bic gGuOereieH, oIi
meIdsn iid] iruber mlIitdlIde 9ieier0altoHeu
befaHOeH, ju Uermehen uuo 5u pQrjellJeI.
8ieie y0HoereieH meroeu unultielbar Hab
ber 9oJslliIurg uuo &ermefHug abgsiddst
uno gum &ertauf 9sbraat meroeH. 28te IS
beiBt, UmIaHeH bic, pom SeIretdr oe5 Snues
Ten UbeGnieieHeU iriiQereu mii'drIdtu Is=
ieroot,Oneu eiU &rrrain con uUgeiabr 7C),-
zoo Mt.rn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-01-24

Baris, %. Sauuar.-8as nSouruaI bes
8ebats" briugt an berUorrageuOer STEELE eis
ueH GrtileI gegen ben Srieg8mtuiTer Seueral
8ouIonger, neldleu oaS 8tutt als etueu Ser
blHbeten Der S{ebelutiouspartei be3elduet
uHO oeIIeH 4umeleubeit I'M Glteg8mIHlittg,.
nm fir ben Staat uu0 fir bic &epu5ltt &C.
dbrIid iet.-3ie raoitaIen Orgaue oagegeH
Heben &OuIan9sr in ben 6immel uu0 beidgI
bigeH bic SpporluuiIteH, baB bieie gageH
bQ8 Sabiuet Goblet Oeridmoreu ieieH uu9
befeu 3uiammeubJud OesbaIb uHmittsI5ar
beOoritege.
Mohave County miner., 1887-06-04
Cheyenne Indian. on iss,. Dav.

During the slanghteriug the bucks and
sgnavs hang about the house, watching
eagerly for the first sign Of the bones and
offal 10 be thrown out When this is done
the bucks seize IL, and cracking the bonas
with their little tonahawkS, deyour the raw
marrow, q great dainty with them. Tho
squaws pick up and carry away any bit of
refuse meat which may be thrown out, the
whole 10 enter into the composition Of some
mysterious compound unknown by any civ.
iliDed nation Of the glol,c. I very soon had
enough Of the sights at the slaughter pens and
strolled up to the agents Office Instead q
the ideal Of my early days, found a lazy -
OF dirty Indians, wrapped in great Blankets.
faces painted in all the colors OF the rainbow,
squatting around on the ground, whiting for
the wakapominee or issue from the govern
mept . .
The squaws were dressed In garments made
In a style never before seen and perhaps never
10 be seen again. 4 straight bag, hole cut
la one eEd for tho head 20 pass through, whils
the sleeves are stitched TO the corners of the
bag, forms the wearing apparel OF the dnsky
maidens Of the Sioux nation Around the
wrists are coils Of bras wire, while dependant
from the ears arc huge bancbes OF shells AMI
quills Around the waist d lsathern belt,
thickly studded with brasil headed tacks, and
yOu have the tout ensemble Of a Sioux squaw,
whether young are old TIE issue being CON-
pleted and tine rations slowed away, the en-
tire tribe "folled their tents and silently stole
away" 10 the camps among the hills. Pierre
Oak Cor. Pioneer Press.
Mohave County miner., 1887-06-04
Notice OF Forfeiture.

To the administrator. guardian or Legal
representatives Of the estate Of Jerome
Burns and Martin B1rns. both deceased
or any other person claiming title by oi
ihrough theIn or through any interest in
stId estatss.
You are hereby notified that I have sx.
pended ons hundred dollars In labor and
improvements ppon tie Hancock mining
claim, situated Ia the Waliapai Mining Dis
triot, Aohavs County, Arizona Territory.
Said miaine claim is duly recorded In the
mining records Of said county in tha Ne
corder's office thereof. and reference Is here
by had thereto for O tGA aud coraplets de-
seription thereof. SAID expenditure hss
bsen made in order 10 hold said rrefnises
under the provisions Of Section 2j2i, Rsvif.
sd Statutes ~ the United States. being the
amount required TO old the 81 mo for tie
wear ending DereInosr 3lst, 1856.
And yon are farther notified that the pro-
porti"r Of sach expenditure dns from yo1 b.
$40 doll,rs lawful money of the Unite
States, and IL within 80 DAYS after the pub
hgasi.n Of this notice you fail or refuse ~
cont ibuto your proportion of snch sxpendi.
tnrs as co-owner your Interest Ia said prop
srty will become She property Of the under
signed Under said Section 1924.
FaAsK l.. KxxY.
kinemsn, May 9Th, 1887.
Mohave County miner., 1887-06-04
yagsrie. Of French Musical Taste.

At the COnseryatoire c1acUuTs you viii
hear sixteen yioIonceIlists and thirty-iive vio-
linists, varying In age from II 10 Is years,
who have spent years in mastering the art of
playing on their Instruments, and the very
worst Of whom Is an excellent performer, but
the public never take into consideration tho
vast amount Of labor represented at one II
thee concours of stringed instruments, and
you may be very sure that ualtss the violin
lists turn out 10 he second editions Of Paganinj
or Vieuxtemps tLis Il the last you win ever
hear ~ them. But 10 some professor uf
singing discovered a butchers apprentice who
has voice he gets him placed at the Conserve
tojie, where, after some idea of Solfeggio has
been drilled into him, and he has been taugh.
the trick Of singing In a way 10 make you be-
Iieve that the notes come from somevbere in
the region Of his boots or the top Of his has
instead u from his throat, ho Il entered for q
caScours. He does not know how 10 walk On
O stage or what to do with his hands. or even
how TO sing, but he manages with the despair.
ing efforts Of drowning man 10 gasp out the
highest or lowest note the range Of the human
voioe is caIa5l. Of, IL applauied by the pub
lie and rewarded with fird. prize by the
jury Then the ex-bDtcher's apprentice b
taken hold Of by the opera; he Is taught role
by heart and makes his debut lie can nos
read a page OF music correctly: his voice has
been spoiled by injudicious and too rapid
training, but the cosmopolitan public Of Paris
goes wild over It. be gets rich, and after
awhile, when bis voice at last betrays him,
be sets up as a teacher Of singing and becomes
4 professor al the ConsavatoiTe. Paris Cor
New Orleans Picayune
Mohave County miner., 1887-06-04
GEN. McLeLLAws FAMOUS HORSE.
A Rindly Tribute From the Pen Of HiD
Owner--At HaFrison's Ear. =.


The IaS Gen. Mcclellan's famous borsc,
Dan Webster, receives just and kindly
tribute from tie pen Of HIS owner In the forth
coming book Of the generals II Is given In
connection with an account Of one Of tho
battles Of the Army Of the Potomac. There
was delay on the march. SI3ut as I had my
Trustworthy horse, Dan Webster" writes the
general, Il made better progress Than was
agreeable 10 the escort, most Of whom ha<S
been left behind when reached the scene AZ
battle Dan yas one Of those horses thae
could trot all day long at a very rapid gait
which kept all other horses at gallop. j
think IL was on this ride that he earned from
tba aides the title Of that devil Dan a Mans
which he justified on many another long and
desperate ride before ! gave up tho command
Of the Army Of the Potomac.
@Dan was the best horse ! ever had; hs
never was III for an hour, never fatigued,
never disturbed under fire, and never lost his
eauanimity or his dignity, excerpt on one oc.
casaon. That was when we abandoned the
position at Harrison's Bar, under the orders
to return to Washington. From a very nat
oral feeling I remained there until all the
trains and trooys had left, and, sending for
ward all the escort and staff. remained alone
In the works for little time, my mind full
Of the fatal consequences Of the order wae
forced To carry into execution. At length
mounted and ride out 70 join the escort; ~
passed through the abandoned works Dan.
for tine first time in his life, gave vent TO his
feelings by q Series Of most vicious plunaes
and kicks. 1t was possible hat the flies, who
had enjoyed q wbcle army 10 feed upon, con.
centrated all their energies upon Dan; bot
have always more than suspected that, In his
quiet way, Dan understood the condition of
affairs much besNer than the suthoritie~ %
Washington, and merely wished % inform
me in his own impressive manner that bs
fully agreed with my viewsAs TO the folly Of
abandoning the position, end that be, at
least, had full confidence ID his master.
"Dan and 1 never guarTelcd, snd tbs dear
old fellow survived the war for many years,
dying at ripe old age in 1879. No matter
bow long we might he parted--once for nearly
four yeaTs-bc always recognized me tbs
moment we met again, and in his own way
showed bis pleasure at seeing me. Even on
the day OF bis death which was a painless
one from old ogc, whenever I entered his
stall Iso tried 90 rsc and .reet Ele, bat nnabls
20 do that, would laan his head against me
and lick my hand No soldier ever had o
ulore faithful or better hor1e than I had in
Dan Webster. New York Mali and Express.
Mohave County miner., 1887-06-04
A Useful Eug Tor the Eapeh.

Robert Williamson, Of Eacramelto, who
owns a large fruit ranee near I'enryn, hi this
county, has bccn introducing the twosSottci
ladybug, or ssaIg destroyer, in the crrshar,is
Of his EeiSbborbood. They arc said 10 be q
very taoroaSb and efficient remedy for the
Ban Jose scale The ScaLs lives on tho tree
and the ladybug lives on tse sale II is taid
that wholc orchards in Saa Joe valley lave
been entirely cleared Of the Test that ihGeaS
encd their destruction by this little bug In
one case twenty-acre orchard had BEEN
abandoned 10 the Scalc, the owner having
degpairesl Of remedy. The Iadybus came
along and attacked tho scale in that orchard;
IL ore year 1t had much improved, and in two
y.ars every scale was nnnibilatcd, and tbs
orchard is now rs kalihy and thrifty es It
ever was.-Flacer Gall Herald.
Mohave County miner., 1887-06-04
Power Of n Well Trained Actress.

When stIe appeared last April at Her Maies-
ty's theatre ths differences between the Sarah
Bcrnhardt Of to-day and the Sarah BerDbardt
Of ten years ai,o were scarcely greater than
the mere lapse OF time must have caused even
had sha scfuptlOtsly husbaBded her resources.
II she is no loElger the silver toned sylph whose
nameIess charm of speech and nIOycnen. stiIl
hauB.s us at the mention Of "Le Sphinx" or
IA File Dc Roland, that Is merely becausc
tho most perfect Of conservaioires cannot i'm
part the seGret OF eternal youth. AL the
ck0entials Of her talent she retains weIl nigh
uf,inpaired IL she puts them 90 los exqui-
site use than heretofore, sacrificing nobility
Of pose to resiIess viYilness of gesture, purity
Of dicthn to ingenious elocutionary effect
sccking, that Is the fault Of the plays in which
she appears. She has the old means at her
command, and she uses them with the old
mastery. though sometimes TO Iess wosthv
ends.
What, then, has given her this power Of
passing undetTaded through all the influences
that make fG' degradationY What talisni1n
has saved Der voice from becoming coarse
her plastlk from hardening into mechanism,
and her passion from habituaily rushing into
ranti Himply, believe, the talisrnan Of q
thorough training, an early and systematic
mastery Of the methods Of her craft II Is
one Of the characteristics Of physical accom-
plishmcnt-and tho qualities which can be
acquired by training are mainly physical
that II even is more difficult 70 unleaFn tfsaa
70 lea:n. A good swimmer, q good skater, a
good cricketT may, by sheer disuse, decline
IN actual power; but he win never lose his
form, and swim, skate or bowl like one ur.
trained Or IN trfnne1 In those axorcis... Gin,
ilafiy, an aftFcss who has once learned 10
ranve gracefully and speak beautifully will
retain these distinctions, in spite Of star parts
and long runs and boulevard audiences and
England AMI AmsItca-iu spite Of all the CIR
cnmstances, Ia short, that tend to produce
crudity and commOnncss National Review.
Mohave County miner., 1887-06-04
Arizona P0st0m ees.


A, daosse u. y. Money Order office; I
Intern ,tional Money Order Office; x, Well
Fargo, Express ofioe. This list rs correct
ed monthly.
YAvISAI CouKTY-ARua FRA Valley. Alex
sndra, Antelope Valley. Ash Fork, X, Bi,
Bog (lsed Rockl, Bradshaw, Bueno, Bam
BILE Be,, Camp Verde, Chsiender, Cherry
Chino, CMnsga, Flagstaff. \, Gillett, Has
sayampas. Howeis, Jerome, Juniper, Lee
Ferry, Mayer, AsssviIle. Payson, Prescott
AK. Simmons. stanton, StoddArd. Til
Top. Walker, Walnut Grove, Williams x.
Prxl Cousrr-Ailsn. American Flag, Ari'
vaea, Csi.basss x. Oristenden x, Desert
Kspsraaza, GreaterviIle. Harshaw, kogale.
4, Or, Blanco, Pantano X. Ouijotoa, Red
ingt0,, Sahuarits, Total Wreck, Tubac, Tue
son AK, Washington.
GuA CoUxrY-Armer, Globe A X, Pio
nesr <, San Carlos. Tonto.
MonA,x CorxTI-Aubrey, Breon, Hack
berr, K. Henning, Eingman Z, Mineral Parb
A, M,havs City, Powell (Nssdles), Signal
CoHrsE CousrY--Renson Z, Bisbes, Camp
Huashuca A. Charleston Z, Contention
Dos Cabezas I, Dragon <, Fairbanks L
Fort Bowie apache Pass AZ, ochoaVille
81. David, Tombstone Z, Tres Alimos,
wilcox CslaIey) Al.
GsAHAM CousTT-BOnita, Clifton Z.
Dun,,an (Purdv) 4, Dunlap, Fort Grant.
Fort Thomas, Moreuci, Pima. Stafford, Sol
omo1ville.
PrxAL CouSrr-But,e, Casa Grande 4,
Dudlsyville, Florence L, Maniyville, Mar
eopa Z, Messviile. Pieacho, Pinai K. River
side. sacaton, Silver King a.
YuxA CoUsTT-Centennial tPlsmosa }:
Clip, Ebrenberg, Eortons, Parker, Yuma
All.
Apacxx CouSrY--Ersstus. Fort Apache.
Holbrook Z, keans Canyon, NutrIoso, st
johns A, st. Joseph, Shsw Low, Snowflake,
spr ngervilIs, Sunset, Taylor, Winsiow.
Woodruff.
NAsscsYA CouSrI--GiIa Bend Z, Hayden,
Leti. Mcdowell, Phenix K, Sentinel, TEN
%, (Hayden) A, yulture I, Wiokenburg.
JrpsAs RsxsvkrIox--Fort Defiance.
Mohave County miner., 1887-06-04
Glad She Was Back.

@How are things up at your houseF was
asked Of n man whose wife had just returned
from the seaslOre.
~Oh, we are getting on finely"
@Glad TO have your wife bacl:f"
"Yes, indeed. Things have resumed their
normal condition again. tell you, there's
nothing that will make rnan appreciate his
home more than to find lis collar button IN
tic angel cake lid Bits.
Mohave County miner., 1887-06-04
A ParalytIc's Alphabet,

a citi1en Of Norwich, Conn, who recently
died, had been 50 paralyDcd for twelve years
that be could not ta0ve hand or speak. Eis
only means Of communication was by having
an attendant run through the alphabet, and
ne would stop him at each letter he wanted
until the word was spelled. The winlks and
the dictionary as used by NJ Noirtier in 'sThs
Count Of Monte Cristo" would seem 10 have
been al easier method. .--New York Sun.
Mohave County miner., 1887-06-04
Rapubliean Territorial Commit
tee.

The following are the names Of the kepob
lictn Territoria; Central Committee:
(hairrnan-william Ctfristy. PheBiI.
t,ecretary--N. A. Morford, PheniI.
apache-E. 8. Stovsr, Rosalio Colomo.
,Iochhe-J. r. Noptandsp, w. Z. Nichols,
r. A. Aschison, G. ID. Rsppy.
CLIO. T. Connell, j. G. Jones.
tJrahana-.-J. L. OH, L. A. Cutter.
Hsricopa---wn. Cbristy, L. Fowler, X. A.
Dsyis, II. A. Norford.
Mohays--.w. III. Taggars, Y. j.. Burdick,
PinaI-..A. Y. walbrid2s. W. II. Benson.
P.ma--L. wolHey. J. A. ZsbIisfe, ID.
SsRavu, Il. ID. Perguson.
Yavsbai--w. s. Head, l.. wcilsnbora,
r. NJ. Murphy, Geo. Z. Brown, George H.
Tinker.
Yuma-- "A. @. Hubbard, Charles III. Brins-
ky.
At iarge---.Ciark Churchill, Webster
Street,
Mohave County miner., 1887-06-04
I.arne.. the Mountain Evangelist.

The Rev. George o. Barnes, the mountain
evangelist Of kentucky, says that he has
made lis trip around the world with his wife,
son and two daughters entirely Oh faith He
had 10 plan when he set out but TO preach,
had no Invitations from abroad, no promises
Of support, no acquaintance even in the
coIntrie, be visited Yet be made the jour
ney aud wanted for nothing. New York
Sun
Mohave County miner., 1887-06-04

4 nInMsend 10 cents postage, and We
HiHJwin mail you
q OAA 4 uabls, sample box Of goods
that will put you in the way of making more
money at once. than anything elso In Am
erica. Both sexes of all ages can live at
nome and work in spare time, or all the
time. Capital not required. We Will start
vou. Immense pay sure for those who start
1t once. Srrssos u Co., Portland, Maine.
Mohave County miner., 1887-06-04

U0TTcan live At home, and make more
I'LL moDey at work for "a, than q. any
- ~ thing slSe IN this world. CAPITAL
not needed; you are started free. Both
sexes; all ages. Anyone can do the work.
Large earnings sure from the drst start.
Costly 0ntft and serIns free Bettor not
delay. Costs you nothing 70 send us your
address and find ont; If Won are wise you
will do 50 "a once. II, HALLETT d Co.,
POI tIsud, Maine.
Mohave County miner., 1887-06-04
.Iai,nn, Tenure. nf 0ncn

In Japan tho tenure of Office In the custom,
house scrVics is for life, and Cs every chief Of
division EGs work up from subordinate
position each is a thorough master Of his
,lutips.
Mohave County miner., 1887-06-04

The red, white and blue Of the Union Jack
are the colors adopted by the English Union
lists.
Mohave County miner., 1887-06-04
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
TevvtfavfaI.

Gsyennot--C. VI. Zulick, Prescott.
Secretary James A. Bayard, Prescott.
Assistant Secretary Tom Parish, Pres
cott.
Attorney General Briggs Goodrich. Pres.
sott. ..g .-.... ... ..rr.
Treasus,r--T. j. Butter, prosoots.
Superintendent of Public fnstruofioD-C.
". Strsuss, Tueson.
srditor-E. T.. Clark, Prescott.
Superintendent Of Territorial Prison.
Thomas Gates, Yuma.
snprems Cout--sames III. Wright, Chief
Justice. Prescott; w. w. Porter, Asso.
ciate Justice, Phenix; wm. Il. Barnes,
Associate Justice, Tucson.
Us. District Aitornsy.-o. W. Rouse.
Tucson.
q. S. Narshsi--w. X. Meade, Tucson.
Deputy L. s. Marshsi--H. ID. Underwood.
sarvoytr Geaorai--John Hise. Tucson.
Prescott Land Oaiee-Reoeiver. ID. J.
suliYan. Es2istsr-J. l.. Camp.
Taeson Land Office -Rsceiver--Fred w.
Smith. lRegis:er--C. L. Daley.
u. y. internal Revenue CoIIec.or-J. T..
NcGrortg, Sausa Pc, New Mexico. Dep
aty Coli ctor--W. II. Bristol, Tucson. De.
pHrtmens Collector, 'ustom Ofiisers--J. ID.
iInatss, Prescost, VS.. oury, tucson.
p Delegate to Congrsss--c. @. Besn, Pres
cott.
Judge Of First judicial District--w H.
Barnes, Tucson. -
Judge of Second Jcdicial District--w.
W. Portsr. Pkerix.
Judgs Of Third Judicial District -James
q. Wright. Prescott.
Clerk of the sEpreme CoaT,--w. Dodgs
Prescott. $751;. .r.. ~-.
County.
Sheriff Gtecn.
Under -Sheria--O. II. KueneeE.
Recorder IL. Bucksbaum.
Treas,issr-Daniel Smith.
Probate Judge--W. q. Blakeiy.
District Attornsy--Eb. Williams.
Court ComIniss,oner-J.J J.. Hyde.
Clerk Of District Court-H. Bucksbaam
Clerk Of Comfy Court-E. II. Watkins.
Publ, Aaministrator--Eugens ID. Nhip
pie. s .1
County Surveyor--Otto y. Knsnosr.
y. 8. Commissioner--J. J. Hyde.
U.s.. Deputy Marshai--R Robert stsen.
Supcivisors-saspsei Crozicr. y. l.. Ssl
son, J.. II. Johnson.
Clerk Of the Board Of Supsryisors-J.
Hyde.
Mohave County miner., 1887-06-04

Commerce and labor are going TO bed Just
o. arftocracy Is going to dinner - BaIzac.
Mohave County miner., 1887-06-04

The height Of the Garfield monument Mt
Cleveland, o., In consequence OF IFS unsafe
condition, has been reduced seventy FIVE feet
Mohave County miner., 1887-06-04

Ben: Peiley Poore tips the beam at the
round 800 lOtch.
Mohave County miner., 1887-06-04

sally, what time do your folks dine =
"i3ooa as you goaway,-that's missIis' orders. "
Comic Weekly.
Mohave County miner., 1887-06-04

Trains On the Atlantic and Pacific Rail.
road are run on Mountain or Standard Time.
Mohave County miner., 1887-06-04

The wife Of the emperor Of China will be
selected by the astrologers at Pekin In Feb
rUary.
Mohave County miner., 1887-06-04

What can laws do without moralss-Beaia.
min franklin
Mohave County miner., 1887-06-04

Jesi Stations. sHr 81.
Through tickets to all the principal eitie,
-ast and west on sale at the following sta.
ions. Albuquerque, Hoibrook, winsiow
flagstaff, Peach Springs, Kingman, Pres
,ott and tho Needles.
STAGE CONNECTIONS.
Via Lagnnn to the Indian village OF
iconna. lG miles.
Via WinEate TO Fort wingats, . miles;
Zuni q miles. .a--..
Via WaDuelite to Fort Defiance (Nav-
30 agency, 70 miles: Cation de ChslIs. g.
niles; Ksars Canon, 30 miles. sIa III
Via usibroefx, tri-weekiy stages 10 NJ.
!ohns, 50 miles; Fort Apache, 50 miles;
'pringerville, 81 miIes; Show Low. 80 N lies
raylorvilie, IS miles; Moqui Indian village
mo regular stags) 80 miles.
Via WiusIow to brigham City and Sun.
ct.
Via Ash Fork. daily stages 70 Prescott
fsd Hhippie Barracks, "a miles; daily stag.
e from Prescott TO Phsnix. and tri.xeekly
stages 10 Fort Verde. ~ 9~ .-s... .s
Wis Peach Sprisgs 70 tho Grand
Canon Of the Colorado, 13 Eniles.
Via Kingman, daily stages 10 Stockton
Hill. 10 miles; Mineral Park, IG miles; Ger.
Sat IA miles.
Via Yucca to Signal, 40 miles.
Via Needles, steamer 10 Yuma, Colorado
river agency, Fort Mohavs, Mohays City.
Hardyville, Anzona; and FL Dorado Canon.
Nevada.
w. A. BisseiI.
General Passenger Agent.
ID. B. Robinson. Gen'i Manager.
Albuquerque, N. NJ.
Mohave County miner., 1887-06-04
CLIO. PINN EX /,
Evergreen, Door cozuty, Wis.
P ATEIITEs,

Caveats and Trade Mar Obtained
nd md al other S bushes ,,1, n tbs T. y P9tsGt
Onr office ~ opposite the u. q. Patent
Ofi,e, and we Can obtain Patents in has
lime than those remote from WASHING,
rON.
Send MODEL Or DRAWING. We nd.
wise IA 70 pstentability free OF charge: end
We make 40 CHARGE UNLESS WE OBJ
TAIN 4 PATENT.
We refer here to the Postmaster. the
Snpt. Of Money Order Div, and 20 officials
of the Y. y. Patent Office. For circular.
advice, terms and references to sctaaI eli
ents la yonr own State or County, write to
&. A SNOW IL CO.
Opposite Patent OAins, Washington. ID. @.
Mohave County miner., 1887-06-04
THE MoHAYE MINER.
PuBLsHsp EvxSs SATURDAY Bs
JAMES =. HYDE,
Eater ana Proprietor.

Entered at the pcssofkes In Kingrnan
ss sscoai-ctass nattss.
Mohave County miner., 1887-06-04
SITTING IN DHARNA.
4 REMARKABLE EXAMPLE or THE
BRAtMANs, CUNNING.

a PsrpIexing state Of Affairs In Be-
naref--One wsy os Gaining . Point.
Three Hundred Thousand People Leave
Their Homes. I.